07:30 LRN Newscast November 30

Les Miles is still the head football coach at LSU. Based on reports heading into Saturday’s regular season finale, the powers to be at LSU were ready to fire Miles. But athletics director Joe Alleva announced after the win over Texas A-and-M that Miles will return for another season. The mad hatter is grateful for a chance to the lead the Tigers again next season…
cut 11 (12) “…quality men”

Bobby Jindal’s second-term as Louisiana’s governor is coming to an end. He has about six weeks left in the governor’s mansion. Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat says Jindal will likely use his experience in government to land a job…
cut 7 (08) “….national boards”
Pinsonat says Jindal’s low approval numbers will probably keep him from running for office for quite a while.

Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s office continues to investigate an apparent murder-suicide that left four people dead, including two young children. Colonel John Fortunato says investigators believe 46-year-old David Mata killed his wife and two children in their home in Marrero. A motive has not been determined.

It’s Cyber Monday as big retailers are promoting huge online sales today. Lisha Landry, with the Louisiana Attorney General’s office, says if you come across a deal that sounds too good to be true, it probably isn’t…
cut 15 (10) “…a scam”
Landry also advises consumers to make sure the website you’re using is secure before entering credit card information.

Today is the final day of the 2015 hurricane season. There were eleven named storms this year, which is just below the 30-year average and no storms threatened Louisiana.